South Carolina may have been one of the more recent states to start craft breweries, but they are now making up for lost time. They're now found all over the state but are more concentrated to the Lowcountry. Many started as brewpubs, but changes in laws allow breweries to work independently and sell to go. I visited two breweries on my most recent trip and another a few … [Read more...] about Visiting South Carolina’s Breweries
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Visiting the South Carolina Aquarium
There are dozens of tourist attractions in Charleston, South Carolina, but it also makes sense that its location on the ocean would make it an appropriate home for the South Carolina Aquarium. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums-certified attraction puts an emphasis on education and is a popular stop for field trips. What to See at the South Carolina Aquarium Start … [Read more...] about Visiting the South Carolina Aquarium
Southern Stays: Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
Visitors to Charleston are spoiled for choice when it comes to places to stay, especially downtown. But it's next to impossible to find a hotel room for less than $200 per night downtown. On a recent trip, I found a deal for a room at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina in Mount Pleasant for less than $100. It's located at the foot of the iconic Arthur Ravenel bridge, … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
Family Friendly Guide to Charleston
Charleston, South Carolina is a city that offers something to do for all ages, whether you're a foodie, history buff or culture lover. It's an easy drive from Atlanta and Charlotte. This post contains affiliate links. But we've also found a few places to recommend for families with children. Here are a few of our favorites, including the restaurants, activities, and … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Charleston
Bluffton: The Next Great Southern Town
I first visited Bluffton in 2009 during a stop between St. Simon's Island and my then home of Charleston. It was a small town without much to see, but it still charmed me: the oaks draped in Spanish moss, the historic homes you could still purchase for a reasonable price, and the friendly people willing to give directions to me when I was lost. The History of … [Read more...] about Bluffton: The Next Great Southern Town